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Eager Brits get their Christmas trees up six weeks early

• Homeowners have been putting up their Christmas trees as early as August
• Some don't see the problem while others have labelled it 'insanity'
• Etiquette expert Wiliam Hanson has called the trend 'socially undesirable' 

By Unity Blott For Mailonline

Published: 03:38 EST, 12 November 2017 | Updated: 10:50 EST, 12 November 2017

We're barely a week into November, but it seems Christmas enthusiasts across the world can't wait a minute longer to get their trees up.

Excited homeowners have been sharing pictures of their decorations online, baffling their followers with their apparent impatience.

With 45 days still to go until the big day, revellers have kicked off the festivities early by putting up their festive firs - and they're taking to social media to proudly show off their efforts.

But the flurry of baubles and fairy lights taking over Twitter has sparked a fierce debate over how soon is too soon to deck the halls with some labelling it 'insanity'.

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Is this the earliest Christmas tree yet? One keen homeowners put theirs up on August 26th

The early bird catches the worm! This Twitter user was baffled by their mother's decision to put up a 'fall tree' as early as 9th September

And etiquette expert William Hanson agrees, claiming this trend for early decoration is 'socially undesirable' and advising homeowners to wait at least until December 17th before putting up their tree.

He told MailOnline: 'For those who wish to remain socially desirable - but who get excited at the first sight of a pair of low hanging baubles - this year they can safely get away with decorating anytime from Saturday 17th December.'

Twitter user Em was equally shocked after seeing her aunt had put hers up on September 11

Paolo Lambino couldn't hide his shock after his office put this festive tree up in September

Barely a week into October, Lexie had not just a tree but candles, decorations and mini Santas

8th October: Jenna feared her mum's decision to plough on with the Christmas decorations would bring them all bad luck

Keith Felix was baffled by his mother's decision to put up an elaborate Christmas tree

How early is too early? This person's mother seemed to think October was perfectly acceptable

No time like the present! This Christmas enthusiast got her tree up early on October 20th

This family is certainly getting its money's worth with this elaborately decorated tree 

This Twitter user couldn't help poking fun at his sister's early Christmas decorations

Zack Haynie was determined to prove his doubters wrong by posting a picture of his colourful fir

Early bird catches the worm! Bryan Carte had no time for waiting around between Halloween and Christmas

This social media user put her apparent impatience down to 'the joy of having kids'

It may not even be November yet, but this Twitter user didn't let that stop their Christmas fun

Instagrammer Meala123 put their colourful Christmas tree up on November 9

This Christmas enthusiast, based in Japan, got in early and put their tree up in November

This Instagrammer proudly showed off the fruits of her efforts on social media

William added: 'If the decorations have gone up in November then however much repenting you may do during Lent, it will never be enough. Decorations must be taken down on - or before, if practical - the 6th January, which in 2017 is a Friday.

'In polite society, the rule of thumb is the earlier the decorations go up, the more downmarket the household.

'This theory also helps assert the widely-accepted fact that synthetic Christmas trees are naff, as generally those houses who decorate too early are often the ones with fake trees.'

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